UAE Clean Energy Firm Masdar Plans First Green Bond Sale in June
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64% : It already has a diverse portfolio ranging from solar power in Abu Dhabi to offshore wind in the UK.61% : Masdar has "a humongous target" to boost solar and wind power capacity to 100 gigawatts by 2030 from above 20 now, an effort that will require the company to buy assets and project developers as well as building its own projects, Al Ramahi said.
56% : Securities linked to clean energy are attracting more capital as companies and nations look to cut emissions to fight global warming by diversifying supplies away from hydrocarbons.
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